How to butcher chicken at home..the easy way!

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[tgzmrhat]

This was great man thank you for showing this it brings back the reality of what life is supposed to be friends, family, and community.

[dougdavis]

Nothing better than eating meat you raised yourself. Nice to have good people helping you Josh. Your dad had the best job, supervising! Lol

[WhooSRK]

You pulled it out of the plucker and said this is what they look like at the grocery store. There ain't a single one of them that looks that good at the grocery store!!! Great job!!!

[houndsmen]

Thank you for the help. I just harvested seven birds and your videos came through big time. Came on back to hear that theme song, WHOOO!

[SkinnyBiker]

My Great Grandma would send us grandkids to the chicken yard to catch the ones she wanted. I think she enjoyed watching us run around the yard trying to catch one. Of course I never caught the one she was looking at the first time or two lol. She would ring its neck and have it dressed in a flash wanting another one. After culling chickens we were almost embarrassed to go to school again from the smell on us. We were not the only farm kids in school smelling like we did from culling chickens so we got over it quickly. We hand plucked because Grandma made pillows from the downy feathers we set aside. Am glad to see you younger generation kids doing what we did with your new way to process. It took 3 to 4 hens to feed everybody during harvest time on Sunday afternoons. I just have my older brother now to remember how we did things growing up in the early 1960's.

[jerrywalker]

Brings back memories from when I was younger..we didn't have the fancy stuff to do the job, but we got it done and enjoyed good fried chicken with all the trimmings!!!!

[wayneparris]

Real life, some people have a hard time with it. Thanks for taking the time to shoot this.

[jeffperry]

Josh this is Jeff from the Southern Blue Ridge, North East Georgia God bless you, keep pushing on as the song says believe me when I say I know what your going through. I went through the same thing in life but man love your channel keep pushing on my friend. :)

[javier]

So we have moved from silicon valley tech industry to the country. Everyone is loving the move. Been raising chickens for eggs. Now it's time to process the bird. Been wanting to learn this. We sat here and watched your video and kids actually thought it was cool. My 9 year old girl said she can't wait to try this as well as my 4 year old boy. We will be starting our channel as well. Thank you, for this informational video. 👍

[randomnonsense_]

This is a good reminder to myself that I'll never be a farmer that processes his own meat. I have absolutely no problem whatsoever with the process, except for doing it myself. I'll gladly pay someone with a stronger stomach than myself to do the processing of whatever meat animals I may eventually raise (stuck in the city right now).
Great video showing how it should be done.

[JSomerled]

The stainless sinks and tables look good.Along with all the other processing gear..

[craigieb]

I really appreciate the respect you give the animals in the process - you're not gloating about killing them, you're respectfully creating food for your family. Very informative.

[rayjr.]

Beware, there are some people on the east coast of the United States that don't want this done. Simple reason is we would not be dependent on them for our subsistence. Can only hope it will not last long. God bless you, love your videos. RLTW

[markhampton]

Love that sink !!!! Thanks grew up doing this !!! Stay strong 💪💪💪 please keep it up !!!!

[davidvelen]

Stony ridge farmer, keeping it real. Good job guys.

[johnnycampbell]

Awesome that you taught the fellas how to do it, we need more people willing to learn and pass this stuff on

[keysgetaway]

So happy to have this show up as a “you might like.” Great video. Thanks for showing the process!

[hubertrobinson]

Brings back a lot of memories in my late teens and early 20s I worked on 2 farms doing that kinda work your chickens are really better than what you get at the grocery store I'd enjoy eating those it might sound crazy but I don't care for grocery store chicken because of the commercial farm raised chickens good job friend

[lilahnewton]

Lol, jumped on the notification. Have a great day.

[bradh]

That cone you put the chicken in is pretty awesome as well as the plucker . My Dad had to kill our hen when we were young she was sick so he chopped off her head and she flew 100 yards into the house lol. He couldn't hang on with one hand. You got that down to a science now.